Directed by:
Mickey KeatingScreenplay:
Mickey KeatingCinematography:
Mac FiskenComposer:
Giona OstinelliCast:
Ashley Bell, Pat Healy, Alan Ruck, Michael Villar, James Landry Hébert, Larry Fessenden, Darby Stanchfield, Graham Skipper, Bob BancroftVOD (1)
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In Southern California in 1978, bank robbers Scorpion Joe (James Landry Hébert) and Lenny (Michael Villar) flee through the desert with a hostage after another failed heist. After Lenny dies and the pair dispose of his body, Joe and his hostage Vivian (Ashley Bell) are targeted by a hidden, vigilante sniper. After killing Joe for trespassing on his property, the sniper reveals himself as Wyatt Moss (Pat Healy) and takes Vivian as his latest prisoner. When she awakens and breaks free from his shackles, Vivian is forced to fight for her life as Wyatt pursues her across his compound. Will she make it out alive? (Transmission Films)
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Mickey Keating is unfortunately a mediocre director and although he promised some decent carnage here, we didn't get it. There are a few solid gore scenes here, but the weaker visuals, the unlikeable protagonist, and the not very entertaining pace place Carnage Park among the average films, while the setting had the makings of a great survival drama – in the hands of someone more skilled, we would have got a more vigorous spectacle. It is watchable, though. 55%
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In the end, it's not bad at all, even though it presents itself as just another survival movie. It's got that proper gritty The Hills Have Eyes vibe without any mutants. But you will still get to see plenty of freaks, that's for sure. The plot focuses on one character, but he is always moving and something is always happening. I was satisfied with it.
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